Common use of Monitoring and Evaluation Clause in Contracts

Monitoring and Evaluation. 14.1 The CGIAR’s M&E Framework is intended to support successful execution of the SRF and translate the CGIAR’s vision into tangible results. 14.2 Under the CGIAR’s M&E Framework, including as may be specified as part of the Common Operational Framework, periodic objective assessments are expected to be conducted on the extent to which CRPs and other aspects of the CGIAR are likely to or have achieved their stated objectives, as articulated in the SRF, the CGIAR Principles and the Joint Declaration. 14.3 Fund Donors are, to the extent not otherwise required by their respective statutory, regulatory or policy environments, expected to manage their monitoring and evaluation needs and responsibilities with respect to the CGIAR Fund and their Bilateral Funding, if any, collectively through the Common Operational Framework, thereby refraining from additional, duplicative evaluations. 14.4 The Fund Council monitors the performance of its support units, including the Trustee, Fund Office and ISPC. Such performance is monitored in the following four areas of accountability, as relevant: (i) strategic impact, (ii) quality and relevance of programmatic performance, (iii) managerial and governance performance, and (iv) financial performance and resource mobilization.